FiveThirtyEight: Webb would make a good anti-Clinton

[Ljube]

Endorsed.

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LOL, 538 has really gone off the deep end. If they think that a former Republican can effectively challenge Clinton in a Democratic primary from the left, they no longer deserve to be considered a serious news site.

I agree with them. I guess, we'll just have to wait and see, won't we?

[Ljube]

Endorsed.

Lol, you're not even a Democrat - you were gloating about how "250 is such a beautiful number" for Republicans in the House. What does it say about Webb that he is being 'endorsed' by people such as yourself?

No, I am not. But Webb is a much better general election candidate than Clinton. He could draw bipartisan support.

[Ljube]

Endorsed.

Lol, you're not even a Democrat - you were gloating about how "250 is such a beautiful number" for Republicans in the House. What does it say about Webb that he is being 'endorsed' by people such as yourself?

No, I am not. But Webb is a much better general election candidate than Clinton. He could draw bipartisan support.

That's what they said about Obama. Obama got 18,000 people to caucus for him in blood-red Idaho, remember? I didn't know there were that many people in Idaho. A year later, he couldn't even address Congress without getting heckled. This kind of thing is just baloney thrown out by people who are afraid of Hillary.

I was very much pro Obama in 2008.

[Ljube]

Endorsed.

Lol, you're not even a Democrat - you were gloating about how "250 is such a beautiful number" for Republicans in the House. What does it say about Webb that he is being 'endorsed' by people such as yourself?

No, I am not. But Webb is a much better general election candidate than Clinton. He could draw bipartisan support.

That's what they said about Obama. Obama got 18,000 people to caucus for him in blood-red Idaho, remember? I didn't know there were that many people in Idaho. A year later, he couldn't even address Congress without getting heckled. This kind of thing is just baloney thrown out by people who are afraid of Hillary.

I was very much pro Obama in 2008.

I'm not surprised. My point is that there are a lot of people who will support anyone just because they're running against Hillary, regardless of their actual politics.

Back in 2008, I really liked Obama and what he campaigned on. I also like Webb, a tad less though. Obama's promises then (not his policies) and Web's promises now (and hopefully his policies) are something I'd support.